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Spain ( A!’ J 1 s r a it I i s and Palestinian* on sunnay nan a goon. hum nesslske" session in the first day- of their direct talks, but the Israelis said similar talks with arch foe Syria were unproduc tive and frustrating A Lebanese delegation also held separate talks with Israel on Sunday m the fust day of the second phase c>f tie Mid east peace talks I think it was a gtxxl begin ning, Set retarv of State James A Maker 111, who engineered the peace conference, said after the talks between Israel and a joint Palestinian Jordanian del egjtlon ended We intend to stay fully en gaged. as fully engaged as we can and for as long as we think tin' parties are serious about peace And for the moment 1 think they are serious " The five-hour Israeli Syrian talks, although contentious, were a milestone simply by Syria s agreement to meet I his is the first direct bl lateral meeting between Israeli and Syrian delegates We have to register tin- fact with some satisfaction,'' Yossi Men Aharon, bead of the Israeli team, told reporters early Mon day The Israelis and the Palestini an Jordanian delegation dis played an amiable spirit after their talks, in contrast to a week :l confrontational spec* hes and snubs during last week's (ere mental opening phase of the historic Madrid talks Still to he settled is where the substantive negotiations will be held In a joint statement, the two sides said they would con sult aljout when and where to hold substantive lalks, "which it is hoped will lake place soon Palestinian leader Hamm Ashruwi later said the resump tion could he in two to three weeks The Palestinians later said that during the meeting they hud demanded a freeze on Is raeli settlements in the occu pied West Hank and Gaza strip Israel has so far refused to (ree/e the settlement building This is a welcome day (or peace,'" said the chief Israeli delegate. Deputy Foreign Min ister Benjamin Netanyahu "We have now an Israel that is ringed with .1 circle of talks and we hope it will replace the cir ( In of guns that surrounds us.” Baker, speaking of the site and liming of future meetings, said: "This is an open ques tion " But he (allied the Isrueli I'alestinian meeting a "break through." He said he had no reason to r*pec! -i walkout by Syria or any of the other parlies "If that were go in# lo lie the case I think we would have seen it by now," Baker said Syria, balking at Israel's in sistence on shifting the negoti ations to the Middle Hast, hesi tated before attending the pro cedural session with Israel on Sunday. In the session, tho Syrians "kept referring again and again and again (to) only withdrawal from territories They said be fore you withdraw from territo ries, from the C'.olnn Heights, we cannot discuss anything," said Ben-Ahoron, the Israeli delegate. Tho Syrian delegation had no immediate comment. Baker said the United States and the Soviet Union might step in and make the venue de cision in the event of a long de lay. U S officials said privately Washington was a possible choice. After tho Israeli-l’alestinian talks, the participants shook hands for photographers, and the chief Israeli delegate, HI la - kiin Rubinstein, referred to his Arab counterparts as "my friends here." 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